Our Chang Moo Kwan Supreme Grandmasters
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Grandmaster Will D. Egner-10th Dan
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Grandmaster Will D.. Egner, 10th Dan is currently the chief Grandmaster of the Korea Tae
Kwon Do Association/Chang Moo Kwan and is the highest ranking black belt that has ever
taught in certain U.S. Federal Services, and has also trained in Korea.
He began his Martial Arts career in 1957 at the age of 8, and received his 1st Dan black Belt in
1968, at the age of nineteen. He was a champion fighter and master breaker.
He received many awards and credentials:
- 1968 Coast Champion
- 1974 Light Heavyweight Champion-Mid Eastern Invitational championships
- New York State Certified Teacher in the Martial Art of Korean Martial Arts
- Reg. # 25418 Instructor: Federal Law enforcement Training Center-Depts. of Justice and
Treasury, Glynco, Georgia
- Former United States Justice Department Agent
- United States Border Patrol Agent
- Former U.S. Army 3rd Special Forces and 295th Military Police
- 1975 Instructor of United States Team-placed 3rd overall - 1st World Open Karate
Championships
- 1975 Outstanding Instructor-Board of Korean of Masters-presented by Grandmaster
Augustine K. Lee

Grandmaster Augustine K. Lee - 10th Dan
President Richard Nixon
President of the Korean TKD Association, Un Yong Kim and Grandmaster Lee
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International Grandmaster Instructor Lee was born in Seoul, Korea and arrived in the United states
in 1968. He is the United states Grandmaster of Korea TKD Association, Chang Moo Kwan, and set
up a school in Pittsburgh,Pa.
Prior to his arrival, Lee taught the elite "White Horse" , 26th Tiger Division and Capital Security
Command( Military Police) in the Republican Korean Army.
Other accomplishments include:
- Holding the title of Feather Weight Boxing champion of the Republic of Korea Army,1959 &
1960
- Asian Karate Champion -1964
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